Paul Strand

2017-02-26

[...] , each work features at least one camera. Portraits of photographers such as Bill Brandt, Paul Strand and Weegee, posed with their cameras, are on display alongside self-portraits by Eve Arnold, [...]

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2017-01-25

[...] with: “You, sir, have saved the day!” Text from the Union Army Balloon Corps Wikipedia entry Paul Strand (American, 1890-1976) Blind woman, New York 1916 Photogravure 8 13/16 × 6 9/16 inches The [...]

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2016-10-28

[...] -ground, is clearly influenced by photography – in particular the work of her friend Paul Strand (1890-1976) – but it is disingenuous to suggest that her painting is just like [...]

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2016-10-25

[...] below), while other images are redolent of Josef Koudelka (Marriage gitan, 1953) and Paul Strand (Jeune mineur, 1955). Weiss strikes one as a solid photographer in the humanist, [...]

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2016-10-21

[...] is unique. Nobody can teach that and it only comes with time and experience. As Paul Strand said, it takes 10 years to become an artist, 10 years to learn your craft, 10 years to [...]

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2016-07-03

[...] and complex images of his garden at Orgeval. God bless that we have great artists like Paul Strand. Marcus . Many thankx to the V&A for allowing me to publish the photographs in the posting. [...]

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2016-01-26

[...] to the film, hoping for some form of revelation in the negative and the subsequent print. He, Paul Strand and Eugene Atget, with a bit of Stieglitz and Aaron Siskind thrown in for good measure, where [...]

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2015-10-01

[...] to the Concrete art movement in Argentina to films by Walter Ruttmann, Charles Sheeler, and Paul Strand. Throughout the 1940s, Stern took incisive portraits of artists and writers, many of whom were [...]

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2015-07-05

[...] by its large holdings of works by many of the medium’s most acclaimed masters, such as Paul Strand, Walker Evans, André Kertész, Ilse Bing, Robert Frank, Harry Callahan, Lee Friedlander, Gordon [...]

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2015-05-06

[...] and sold in commercial photography galleries in Melbourne at around $150, for example, for a Paul Strand photograph. As a partial public institution the NGV needs to take a hard look at this history [...]

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